• Board of Trustees meeting Jan. 24
  • City Council meeting Jan. 25
  • Voice recital Jan. 26-27
  • SpongeBob the Musical Jan. 28-Feb. 6
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Avani Munji

Avani Munji, Staff Designer

Avani is a sophomore and first-year staffer at The Sidekick. You can find her either reading, sleeping, or drawing most of the time, and she listens to a lot of music. You can contact her on Twitter (@a_munjii).

All content by Avani Munji
Coppell High School senior artist Eden Kim has told stories with fine arts for as long as she can remember, developing her own personalized style. Kim has cultivated a large following on social media through her fantastical art. Photo by Shrayes Gunna

In the Spotlight: Kim’s visual storytelling explains more than a thousand words ever could

December 17, 2021
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a serious disorder that’s name tends to be tossed around casually, which harms people who are medically diagnosed with OCD. The Sidekick staff writer Yaamini Jois thinks people need to be more cautious about what they say to avoid hurting those who actually have OCD.

[Photo] The confusion behind compulsions

December 8, 2021
Singer Taylor Swift released Red (Taylor’s Version), the second of her re-recorded albums, on Nov. 12. The Sidekick editor-in-chief Anjali Krishna writes about how the album is different from the first recording and why it doesn’t have the same impact as the original from 11 years ago.

[Photo] Swift is golden on ‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’

December 5, 2021
A lot of people wake up each morning wishing that they weren’t themselves. However, The Sidekick staff designer Avani Munji is grateful to be herself this year and the journey she’s been on to get to this point. Graphic by Avani Munji

Giving thanks: Thankful to be me

November 18, 2021
Parents and other adults tend to impose their opinions and lifestyle on young adults. However, The Sidekick communications manager Varshitha Korrapolu thinks young adults should be allowed to make their own choices, as they are capable of making good decisions on their own and that an adult should serve as a helpful guide that nudges the child towards the right decision.

[Photo] Little people can make big decisions

October 25, 2021
Young adult novels can seem to be a valid pick for analysis in English classes because they cater to high school students’ interests. However, The Sidekick editor-in-chief Anjali Krishna thinks YA novels don’t provide enough food for thought, rendering them useless in English classes.

[Photo] Read into it: young adult novels do not belong in literature classes

October 21, 2021
Never-ending homework

Never-ending homework

October 19, 2021
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